Harry Bunce

Artist Overview Artwork Gallery Biography

Artist Overview Artwork Gallery Biography

Harry Bunce's art exudes quirkiness and distinctiveness, showcasing animals that are often endearing but seldom cuddly.

With inspiration drawn from renowned children's illustrators like Richard Scarry, Dr. Seuss, and Beatrix Potter, Harry Bunce's originals and prints blend innocent concepts with unexpected Quentin Tarantino-esque undertones.

Infused with stylized contemporary elements and influenced by street art, Bunce's work also pays homage to modern masters such as David Hockney and Keith Haring.

Explore our extensive collection of Harry Bunce prints and originals, and immerse yourself in the captivating world of his art.

Glowing Places

£995

Tom Butler

Limited Edition

Framed Size: 58" x 28"

Where Journeys Meet

£925

John Waterhouse

Limited Edition

Framed Size: 52" x 20"

Born Alone

£9,500

Mila Alexander

Original

Framed Size: 93" x 81"

New Arrival

Neptune's Embrace

£2,895

Natasha Barnes

Original

Framed Size: 52" x 40"

New Arrival

Unconditional Love

£3,795

Elena Henderson

Original

Framed Size: 53" x 53"

New Arrival

Impulse

£8,995

Tabitha Millett

Original

Framed Size: 79" x 87"

New Arrival

Calm Waters

£18,495

Antonio Sannino

Original

Framed Size: 52" x 52"

New Arrival

A New Day V

£6,950

Inam

Original

Framed Size: 49" x 59"

New Arrival

A Tale Of Connection

£22,000

Mila Alexander

Original

Framed Size: 46" x 80"

New Arrival

Red Infusion II

£16,500

Mila Alexander

Original

Framed Size: 36" x 52"

New Arrival

Dawn Light

£3,995

Sue Payton

Original

Framed Size: 44" x 52"

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Two Labradors At Arlington Row

£3,995

Katharine Dove

Original

Framed Size: 77" x 29"

New Arrival

Kensington Square

£3,995

Katharine Dove

Original

Framed Size: 77" x 29"

New Arrival

Trance Horse In Deep House With Digital Window

£3,950

Christian Hook

Limited Edition

Framed Size: 54" x 36"

Infinite Blue

£1,695

Antonio Sannino

Limited Edition

Framed Size: 53" x 35"

New Arrival

Underwater

£11,000

Dom Pattinson

Original

Framed Size: 59" x 59"

New Arrival

Stirring Wild

£4,600

Neil Nelson

Original

Framed Size: 52" x 44"

New Arrival

Response

£8,995

Tabitha Millett

Original

Framed Size: 79" x 87"

New Arrival

And The World Will Live As One

£8,395

Danielle O'Connor Akiyama

Original

Framed Size: 65" x 35"

New Arrival

Looking Deeply Within

£9,250

Danielle O'Connor Akiyama

Original

Framed Size: 65" x 41"

New Arrival

Love Poem For You

£6,695

Danielle O'Connor Akiyama

Original

Framed Size: 76" x 25"

New Arrival

I'll Take You Anywhere You Want To Go

£9,250

Danielle O'Connor Akiyama

Original

Framed Size: 64" x 41"

New Arrival

Floating Dreams

£12,995

David Drebin

Limited Edition

Framed Size: 60" x 42"

Tundra

£4,600

Neil Nelson

Original

Framed Size: 52" x 44"

New Arrival

The Art Enjoyer III

£7,250

Leo Manelli

Original

Framed Size: 41" x 52"

New Arrival

Heart Whispers

£2,395

Amber Goldhammer

Original

Framed Size: 53" x 40"

New Arrival

King Walk

£9,850

Darryn Eggleton

Original

Framed Size: 34" x 52"

New Arrival

Ochre Dreams

£3,650

Natasha Barnes

Original

Framed Size: 52" x 52"

New Arrival

Alien Love Letter

£5,550

Tim Fowler

Original

Framed Size: 52" x 70"

New Arrival

Future Past

£8,795

Simon Kenny

Original

Framed Size: 52" x 52"

New Arrival

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Harry Bunce Biography

Harry Bunce has carved out a unique position in the art world with his cast of cute, but not always cuddly, creatures. His quirky and distinctive paintings and sculptures of rabbits and cats defy categorisation, combining illustration, street art and fine art with a biting sense of humour. Collectors have described his work as ‘Beatrix Potter meets Quentin Tarantino’ and dubbed him our ‘rural Banksy.’

After a brief and volatile spell at Art School, Harry studied Fashion and Textiles at Bristol and spent two decades working in fashion. In 2007 his life was changed by a simple question he was asked by an old school friend at a party - “How’s the art going?” - and he began to draw and paint around existing commitments, often working late into the night in a frenzied attempt to make up for lost time. The pieces he produced around this time had much in common with folk art: whimsical portraits of British wildlife that were designed to appeal to the general public and not to the elite of the art establishment.

The early influences which first sparked his interest in drawing and painting are still some of the most important to Harry, and he cites classic children’s authors and illustrators including Richard Scarry, Dr. Seuss and Beatrix Potter as key. In sharp contrast he acknowledges the impact of Punk, which blew his 10 year old self away when it erupted onto the UK music scene. Also into this eclectic mix come modern masters such as David Hockney and Keith Haring , whose familiar presence makes itself felt in his work on occasion.

By creating a space he could call his own within the burgeoning Bristol art scene Harry gained a loyal following. His work moved on, becoming increasingly distinctive and atmospheric. A chance collaboration with screen printing gurus, Screen One, who also worked with Banksy and Nick Walker, introduced a more graphic element to his style, sharpening its unique, slightly unnerving edge and, consequently, broadening his appeal. He was able to dedicate more time to his career as a professional artist and his work was greeted with growing enthusiasm.

He is now an established figure on the British contemporary art scene.

Based in rural Somerset, Harry is a fierce defender of the countryside and wildlife that inspires much of his work, and he often raises environmental concerns. He has contributed to projects with various charities and environmental groups from Keep Britain Tidy to Greenpeace.

His work is increasingly prized by collectors from all walks of life, and his admirers include BBC TV presenter Julia Bradbury and the late Jamaican record producer Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry.